Star Wars (General movie discussions)

Horhay

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Please discuss all non 7-8-9 & anthology movies specific topics here! :)

Movie Schedule:
Star Wars - Untitled Taika Waititi project - TBA
Untitled Star Wars project - December 18, 2026
Untitled Star Wars project - December 20, 2024
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron - TBA 2023
Untitled Star Wars project - December 16, 2022
Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker - December 20, 2019
Solo: A Star Wars Story - May 25, 2018
Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi - Dec. 15, 2017
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - Dec. 16, 2016
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens - Dec. 18, 2015

Disney+ Series
Boba Fett -> The Mandalorian
Obi-Wan Kenobi

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maybe it's just me but i dont get what all the fuss is about star wars the first 3 were ok but the rest ????????
as for george lucas stop bleeding your cash cow & give us something new and original
 
I'll go and see it

I got an unlimited pass that costs me £14.99 a month and i can see as many films i like

although 3D films are an extra £1.50 a time but I can live with that
 
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Per Screen Rant:

Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace (and everyone’s favorite Lucas-creation Jar Jar Binks) is set to return to the big screen after just over a decade – this time with a 3D post-conversion. As with any Star Wars release (rerelease, special edition, rererelease, etc), die-hard fans are already polishing their stormtrooper cosplays, shining their lightsaber replicas, and dusting off their Darth Vader helmets in anticipation of midnight screenings and other special events.

To reward fans (and moviegoers alike) for their continued dedication to the series – Lucasfilm is preparing free Star Wars swag and special events to coincide with the film’s 3D rerelease on February 10th.

While some of the events are definitely exclusive to larger geographic areas (more on that in a minute), most moviegoers should be able to at least score a pair of Star Wars-brand special edition 3D glasses and an exclusive Star Wars Hasbro Fighter Pod – depending on where they choose to see Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace 3D.

As mentioned there are a variety of collectibles up for grabs but availability is based on a few different criteria:

All AMC theater moviegoers who purchase a RealD 3D ticket for Episode I, all weekend long, February 10-12 will receive the all-new Hasbro Star Wars Fighter Pod toy (limit one per ticket – while supplies last).
All RealD theater moviegoers who purchase a RealD 3D ticket for Episode I on opening day will receive exclusive Darth Maul 3D glasses (limit one per ticket – while supplies last).

While we’ve yet to see exactly what the “Hasbro Star Wars Fighter Pod” looks like – you can check out those Darth Maul 3D glasses below:

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In addition, 10 select AMC theater locations will be offering extra Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace events and giveaways:

Atlanta: AMC Southlake 24
Boston: AMC Loews Liberty Tree Mall 20
Chicago: AMC South Barrington 30
Denver: AMC Highlands Ranch 24
Los Angeles: AMC Tustin 14 at The District & AMC Ontario Mills 30
New York: AMC Empire 25 & AMC Garden State 16
Phoenix: AMC Mesa Grand 24
San Francisco: AMC Emeryville Bay Street 16

In addition to the aforementioned Fighter Pod toy, anyone who can make it to one of the previously mentioned locations will be also enjoy the following:

Exclusive Anakin Skywalker Podracer 3D glasses with purchase of a RealD 3D ticket (expect these to be offered in place of the Darth Maul glasses).
A LEGO feature area
Darth Maul face-painting; a chance to reveal your inner Sith Lord at long last!
Special character appearances for photo opportunities
Demonstrations of the upcoming Xbox Kinect Star Wars

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While it’s certainly possible that more exclusive giveaways will be announced, for the time being it sounds as though Star Wars fans have a very serious decision to make – will they miss out on all the special event fan-fare and succumb to the dark side (for a pair of Darth Maul 3D glasses on opening day) or join with their fellow Jedis in a celebration of the light side of the force (and score those Anakin Skywalker 3D pod racing glasses instead)?

Finally, while some moviegoers will no doubt be upset that a special event screening is not available in an area near them, Lucasfilm is still ensuring that every want-to-be Darth Maul can still reveal their “inner Sith Lord” - make sure to check out the studio’s Darth Maul Me feature over at the official Star Wars website.

Not bad, right?

It’ll be interesting to see whether the 3D release can truly create the same energy that surrounded the release of each prequel trilogy installment. Especially considering the lukewarm response to Episodes 1-3 not to mention the fact that it’s only been seven years since Revenge of the Sith debuted in theaters. That said, while 3D post-conversion is expensive, Phantom Menace 3D box office revenues (even if they are underwhelming, respectively) should add plenty of money to the Lucasfilm coffer.

Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace 3D is scheduled to hit theaters February 10, 2012.
 
got my ticket booked for opening night (no freebies in the UK though so phooey)

gonna party like it's 1999.......again
 
I'm only going because my 6-year old son wants to see it.

The pseudo 3D may actually benefit this awful movie because:
1. 3D in live-action films works the best in brightly-lit scenes, and The Phantom Menace is a pretty brightly-lit film.
2. Cartoon movies look better in 3D...The Phantom Menace is practically a cartoon.
 
Friday night in Leicester Square for me. Have to support this to that they release the rest of them. Although i think i remember reading somewhere that the plan was for 1 release each year :scat:
 
so me and Cheaney (and 2 other mates) saw this last night

it was cool seeing it on the big screen again. the Pod race was awesome as always. the epic battle scenes was jaw dropping as they were 13 years ago. ok Jar Jar is still annoying you get used to it

now onto the 3D.....................pointless

seriously! apart from the title sequence and the podrace, this might of well been 2D. there were long moments when i was taking my glasses off and see a normal 2D image. very flat and inconsistant. a real letdown :(

oh yeah. no funky glasses either. just standard 3D glasses.
 
Yep have to agree the 3D was poor, the only real 3D was the lucas film logo at the beginning. The beginning wasn't to bad conpit scence was good, anything CGI looked more 3D, but anything with actors was just 2D with an out of focus background to make it stand out more. I saw a 3D tv on a home shopping channel last night and they showed how you can convert any 2D picture into 3D with a simple settings option. This is what the film was like nothing came out of the screen it was just added depth.

Very poor won't be going to see the others if he chooses to bring them out
 
Well hopefully they'll read the feedback everyone is giving and give us a better 3D conversion for AOTC

Titantic will be intresting in 3D though.
 
I saw it last night, and while it was great to see Star Wars back on the big screen, i was disappointed with the 3D effect.

There didnt seem to be any depth to any scenes, and the only time i found the 3D noticeable was when there were characters front and centre
 
Voted "Maybe" because I was considering it at the time, though I eventually didn't see it. I'm still on the fence regarding the second film, but I'll definitely go to see Revenge of the Sith.